A 61-year-old man has been charged with felony hate crimes after he allegedly both physically and verbally assaulted a female employee outside a phone store in Cupertino
Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeff Rosen announced that a variety of charges have been filed against Clifford Stewart in the June 1st incident.
Authorities said Stewart removed a T-Mobile sign from the walkway leading to the store located on Stevens Creek Boulevard and tossed it into the street. When they left the store to retrieve the sign, Stewart immediately reacted by yelling to both of them" Chinese, you don't belong here" and"stupid Mexicans."
She was later transported to Stanford Hospital for treatment. The extent of her injuries remains unknown at this time.
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